#amish melon

[obsessivevoidkitten]

These are all the things I want to grow and have the seeds for this year, though some things are missing from this list. I still need more soil, most of the produce goes to the senior center so if anyone wants to throw me 3 dollars for a bag of dirt it goes to a good cause, I also save seeds and distribute them to neighbors and some of the people at the senior center. This blog is my only income source as I am an unpaid live-in aide for an elderly woman. No pressure though. Also if anyone just wants to put gardening discussions in my inbox I am totally up for that!

Supernova sunchokes

Red pontiac potatoes, kennebec potatoes, lehigh potatoes, purple viking potatoes, red norland potatoes, also sweet potatoes

Brown sugar tomatoes, amish paste tomatoes, orange hat tomatoes, yellow stuffer tomatoes, yellow pear tomatoes, bosque blue bumblebee tomatoes, bonny best tomatoes, orange icicle tomatoes, sart roloise tomatoes, sweetheart cherry tomatoes, honeycomb tomatoes, barry's crazy cherry tomatoes, kentucky beefsteak tomatoes, and of course PRAIRIE FIRE TOMATOES

Corbaci peppers, ajvarski peppers, sugar rush peach peppers, albino bullnose peppers, binquinho peppers, lemon spice jalapeno peppers

Armenian yard long cucumbers, sumter cucumbers, bushcrop cucumbers, spacemaster 80 cucumbers, green apple cucumbers, lemon cucumbers, dragon's egg cucumbers, poona kheera cucumbers, pick a bushel cucumbers

Rosita eggplants, listda de gandia eggplants, shikou eggplants, casper eggplants

White soul alpine strawberries, seascape strawberries

Strawberry spinach, malabar spinach, thousand head kale, scarlet kale, blooming kale, orach, slobolt lettuce, merlot lettuce, bronze lettuce, buttercrunch lettuce, bibb lettuce, aqua large leaf watercress, swiss chard five color silverbeet

Moonshine sweet corn, glass gem corn, fiesta corn, Incredible R/M sweet corn

Great northern beans, dwarf taylor horticulture beans, jade II beans

Red burgundy okra, jing orange okra

Autumn buckskin pumpkins, long island cheese pumpkins, flat white boer pumpkins, seminole pumpkins, rouge vif d' etampes pumpkins

Gumball mix radishes, china rose radishes, de 18 jours radishes, golden helios radishes, purple plum radishes, diana hybrid radishes, pink dawn radishes

Chocolate cherry sunflowers, autumn beauty sunflowers, evening sunflowers, russian mammoth sunflowers, florenza sunflowers, lemon queen sunflowers

Peach melba nasturtiums, whirlybird nasturtiums, orchid flame nasturtiums, tip top alaska salmon nasturtiums, tip top rose nasturtiums

Gill's golden pippin squash, honeynut squash, candy roaster squash, delicata squash, early prolific straightneck squash

Jolly jester marigolds, mexican mint marigolds, safari scarlet marigolds, orange flame marigolds, colossus bicolor red gold marigolds

Purple coneflowers, black eyed susans, moss roses, coleus pinto mix

Double tall mix strawflowers, copper red strawflowers, king size orange strawflowers

Pampas plume celosias, eternity mix celosias

Desert king watermelons, lemon drop watermelons, royal golden watermelons, tigger melons, kajari melons, golden crispy melons, golden jenny melons

Purple dragon carrots, melbec carrots, uzbek gold carrots, koral carrots

[cleverhottubmiracle]

I only use Honest Amish on my beard, largely because I'm not a fan of using any essential oils on bare skin—I particularly find that pumpkin seed oil (a key ingredient here) can be slightly pore-clogging on acne-prone skin. That said: I count myself as acne-prone and haven't had issues with Honest Amish, so I'm probably being over-cautious. It's really just that good.Best Multipurpose Beard Oil: Beardbrand Utility Beard OilBeardbrandUtility Beard OilWhy We Love ItDespite the name Beardbrand, this company's product line covers the whole body, with a focus on multi-tasking grooming products like dual washes, all-purpose balms, and this utilitarian oil. You'll catch me using it on my hands, elbows, and hair—whether for a dash of shine (to offset a matte hair product) or a protective coat against frizz and humidity. But Beardbrand's Utility Oil is on this list because it works beautifully in the beard.Sure, it's a touch heavier than some other oils—but that also makes it a terrific pre-shave lubricant. It's important to note that no matter which “flavor” you choose, this oil has a strong dash of fragrance. They're all good, but I'm partial to the brand's new Bold Fortune scent, which oozes a sexy combo of leather, oud, and tobacco. (And pro-tip: The brand's utility wash has the same come-hither scent, if you want to double down.)Best Natural Beard Oil: Horace Lemon & Mint Beard OilHoraceLemon & Mint Beard OilWhy We Love ItHorace's beard oil will make a lot of you happy, though for different reasons. For those overwhelmed by scents—particularly artificial ones—you'll appreciate that its got the subtlest of aromas. I'm partial to the Lemon & Mint one, which reads as “fresh" and never overwhelms.For those looking to stay away from chemicals, Horace's formula is 99% natural—and the 1% is a synthetic grapeseed oil, not something with 12 syllables, which I'm fine with. The brand gets bonus marks for its easily-understood ingredients labels, which break down these details and err on the side of much-appreciated transparency.Finally, if you're on the fence about beard oils, Horace will make you a believer. It absorbs fast, gives a pinch of shine, and makes just enough difference in terms of taming, moisturizing, and softening that you'll see why a beard oil makes sense.Most Nourishing Beard Oil: Jack Black Beard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EJack BlackBeard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EWhy We Love ItIn the grooming world, Jack Black (the brand) has earned its own fanbase, thanks in large part to one product —the signature Jack Black beard oil. Apply just a few drops and it immediately goes to work softening coarse and brittle facial hair, and without an overpowering fragrance that will distract you all day long.It's one of the most popular beard oils on Amazon, but don't hold that against it. While it softens and adds shine, this oil also delivers a dose of antioxidants and vitamins from natural ingredients such as brown algae and rosemary. It also uses a unique blend of oils with the subtlest whiff of melon fragrance. Instead of the usual suspects (jojoba, avocado, sunflower seed), this product uses Kalahari melon oil, marula oil, and plum oil, which moisturize your facial hair and skin on contact. Because these oils are all fast-absorbing (my beard hair soaks it up like a sponge), they make this product much less greasy than other beard oils, giving it a more premium feel.Best Budget Beard Oil: Pura d'Or Beard OilWhy We Love ItI test literally hundreds of grooming products a year, and I'm so intimately acquainted with brands new and old that I often think about them based on their best product. For Pura d'Or, it's this organic beard oil.It's the best value on this list, at $3 per fluid ounce. Given how quickly you can go through beard oil—just think, if you're applying up to twice a day, that dollar-per-ounce math becomes important. So, in addition to being my budget pick, this also gets my recommendation as the best beard oil for big beards.Of course, it's only important if the formula measures up—and here, it does. There are two carrier oils, argan and jojoba, along with a bit of grapefruit peel and some sandalwood essential oil for both a natural scent and a touch of antimicrobial powers. It's a great beard oil for anyone, no matter how big your bank account, but if you're bearding on a budget, you'll appreciate how much goodness Pura d'Or packs into a few bucks.Best Beard and Face Oil: Blind Barber Beard OilWhy We Love ItBlind Barber's tonka-tinged oil is wonderful for the guy who wants to moisturize skin and whiskers with the same product. It wears extremely light—so much so that my oily skin barely registers its presence—and I find its carrier-oil-centric and shea-butter-forward formula especially comforting on the skin. It should be noted that this formula includes artificial perfume, so fragrance-averse individuals should steer clear. But for those of us who want a special scent, a flake-free beard, and soothed skin, Blind Barber's beard oil does it all.Best Fragranced Beard Oil: Fulton & Roark Formula 5 Beard OilFulton & RoarkFormula 5 Beard OilWhy We Love ItSometimes, a beard oil smells so good you don’t even care how well it works. It makes you want to skip cologne altogether and just slap it on instead. Sure, beard oil is supposed to serve a practical purpose, but it’s also an extension of your overall fragrance profile, which is what we love most about Formula 5 from Fulton & Roark. This is the boutique brand that proved solid cologne could be more than a novelty, and now these complex and masculine fragrances are available in beard oil form. Fortunately, this oil’s also good for your beard, otherwise it wouldn’t be here.Formula 5 isn’t a pure oil blend, but it does contain soothing natural oils and botanicals such as sunflower seed oil, apricot kernel oil, olive oil, and lychee fruit extract. While these oils soften and smooth your facial hair, the musky, woodsy fragrances will make people want to lean in closer for a second whiff. Our only complaint? We wish it came out of the shaker bottle a little easier, but at least this will stop you from over-applying.Best Beard and Hair Oil: Aesop Shine Hair & Beard OilAesopShine Hair & Beard OilWhy We Love ItWhile I'd use most of the above options as both a hair oil and a beard oil, Aesop's is one where I think of it as a hair oil first and foremost. It brings control without making things look greasy, while trapping moisture and stopping frizz. I'll use it in short hair to tame down the sides, in medium lengths (mixed with a cream or clay) for added shine, or in long hair to prevent split ends. Source link

[norajworld]

I only use Honest Amish on my beard, largely because I'm not a fan of using any essential oils on bare skin—I particularly find that pumpkin seed oil (a key ingredient here) can be slightly pore-clogging on acne-prone skin. That said: I count myself as acne-prone and haven't had issues with Honest Amish, so I'm probably being over-cautious. It's really just that good.Best Multipurpose Beard Oil: Beardbrand Utility Beard OilBeardbrandUtility Beard OilWhy We Love ItDespite the name Beardbrand, this company's product line covers the whole body, with a focus on multi-tasking grooming products like dual washes, all-purpose balms, and this utilitarian oil. You'll catch me using it on my hands, elbows, and hair—whether for a dash of shine (to offset a matte hair product) or a protective coat against frizz and humidity. But Beardbrand's Utility Oil is on this list because it works beautifully in the beard.Sure, it's a touch heavier than some other oils—but that also makes it a terrific pre-shave lubricant. It's important to note that no matter which “flavor” you choose, this oil has a strong dash of fragrance. They're all good, but I'm partial to the brand's new Bold Fortune scent, which oozes a sexy combo of leather, oud, and tobacco. (And pro-tip: The brand's utility wash has the same come-hither scent, if you want to double down.)Best Natural Beard Oil: Horace Lemon & Mint Beard OilHoraceLemon & Mint Beard OilWhy We Love ItHorace's beard oil will make a lot of you happy, though for different reasons. For those overwhelmed by scents—particularly artificial ones—you'll appreciate that its got the subtlest of aromas. I'm partial to the Lemon & Mint one, which reads as “fresh" and never overwhelms.For those looking to stay away from chemicals, Horace's formula is 99% natural—and the 1% is a synthetic grapeseed oil, not something with 12 syllables, which I'm fine with. The brand gets bonus marks for its easily-understood ingredients labels, which break down these details and err on the side of much-appreciated transparency.Finally, if you're on the fence about beard oils, Horace will make you a believer. It absorbs fast, gives a pinch of shine, and makes just enough difference in terms of taming, moisturizing, and softening that you'll see why a beard oil makes sense.Most Nourishing Beard Oil: Jack Black Beard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EJack BlackBeard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EWhy We Love ItIn the grooming world, Jack Black (the brand) has earned its own fanbase, thanks in large part to one product —the signature Jack Black beard oil. Apply just a few drops and it immediately goes to work softening coarse and brittle facial hair, and without an overpowering fragrance that will distract you all day long.It's one of the most popular beard oils on Amazon, but don't hold that against it. While it softens and adds shine, this oil also delivers a dose of antioxidants and vitamins from natural ingredients such as brown algae and rosemary. It also uses a unique blend of oils with the subtlest whiff of melon fragrance. Instead of the usual suspects (jojoba, avocado, sunflower seed), this product uses Kalahari melon oil, marula oil, and plum oil, which moisturize your facial hair and skin on contact. Because these oils are all fast-absorbing (my beard hair soaks it up like a sponge), they make this product much less greasy than other beard oils, giving it a more premium feel.Best Budget Beard Oil: Pura d'Or Beard OilWhy We Love ItI test literally hundreds of grooming products a year, and I'm so intimately acquainted with brands new and old that I often think about them based on their best product. For Pura d'Or, it's this organic beard oil.It's the best value on this list, at $3 per fluid ounce. Given how quickly you can go through beard oil—just think, if you're applying up to twice a day, that dollar-per-ounce math becomes important. So, in addition to being my budget pick, this also gets my recommendation as the best beard oil for big beards.Of course, it's only important if the formula measures up—and here, it does. There are two carrier oils, argan and jojoba, along with a bit of grapefruit peel and some sandalwood essential oil for both a natural scent and a touch of antimicrobial powers. It's a great beard oil for anyone, no matter how big your bank account, but if you're bearding on a budget, you'll appreciate how much goodness Pura d'Or packs into a few bucks.Best Beard and Face Oil: Blind Barber Beard OilWhy We Love ItBlind Barber's tonka-tinged oil is wonderful for the guy who wants to moisturize skin and whiskers with the same product. It wears extremely light—so much so that my oily skin barely registers its presence—and I find its carrier-oil-centric and shea-butter-forward formula especially comforting on the skin. It should be noted that this formula includes artificial perfume, so fragrance-averse individuals should steer clear. But for those of us who want a special scent, a flake-free beard, and soothed skin, Blind Barber's beard oil does it all.Best Fragranced Beard Oil: Fulton & Roark Formula 5 Beard OilFulton & RoarkFormula 5 Beard OilWhy We Love ItSometimes, a beard oil smells so good you don’t even care how well it works. It makes you want to skip cologne altogether and just slap it on instead. Sure, beard oil is supposed to serve a practical purpose, but it’s also an extension of your overall fragrance profile, which is what we love most about Formula 5 from Fulton & Roark. This is the boutique brand that proved solid cologne could be more than a novelty, and now these complex and masculine fragrances are available in beard oil form. Fortunately, this oil’s also good for your beard, otherwise it wouldn’t be here.Formula 5 isn’t a pure oil blend, but it does contain soothing natural oils and botanicals such as sunflower seed oil, apricot kernel oil, olive oil, and lychee fruit extract. While these oils soften and smooth your facial hair, the musky, woodsy fragrances will make people want to lean in closer for a second whiff. Our only complaint? We wish it came out of the shaker bottle a little easier, but at least this will stop you from over-applying.Best Beard and Hair Oil: Aesop Shine Hair & Beard OilAesopShine Hair & Beard OilWhy We Love ItWhile I'd use most of the above options as both a hair oil and a beard oil, Aesop's is one where I think of it as a hair oil first and foremost. It brings control without making things look greasy, while trapping moisture and stopping frizz. I'll use it in short hair to tame down the sides, in medium lengths (mixed with a cream or clay) for added shine, or in long hair to prevent split ends. Source link

[ellajme0]

I only use Honest Amish on my beard, largely because I'm not a fan of using any essential oils on bare skin—I particularly find that pumpkin seed oil (a key ingredient here) can be slightly pore-clogging on acne-prone skin. That said: I count myself as acne-prone and haven't had issues with Honest Amish, so I'm probably being over-cautious. It's really just that good.Best Multipurpose Beard Oil: Beardbrand Utility Beard OilBeardbrandUtility Beard OilWhy We Love ItDespite the name Beardbrand, this company's product line covers the whole body, with a focus on multi-tasking grooming products like dual washes, all-purpose balms, and this utilitarian oil. You'll catch me using it on my hands, elbows, and hair—whether for a dash of shine (to offset a matte hair product) or a protective coat against frizz and humidity. But Beardbrand's Utility Oil is on this list because it works beautifully in the beard.Sure, it's a touch heavier than some other oils—but that also makes it a terrific pre-shave lubricant. It's important to note that no matter which “flavor” you choose, this oil has a strong dash of fragrance. They're all good, but I'm partial to the brand's new Bold Fortune scent, which oozes a sexy combo of leather, oud, and tobacco. (And pro-tip: The brand's utility wash has the same come-hither scent, if you want to double down.)Best Natural Beard Oil: Horace Lemon & Mint Beard OilHoraceLemon & Mint Beard OilWhy We Love ItHorace's beard oil will make a lot of you happy, though for different reasons. For those overwhelmed by scents—particularly artificial ones—you'll appreciate that its got the subtlest of aromas. I'm partial to the Lemon & Mint one, which reads as “fresh" and never overwhelms.For those looking to stay away from chemicals, Horace's formula is 99% natural—and the 1% is a synthetic grapeseed oil, not something with 12 syllables, which I'm fine with. The brand gets bonus marks for its easily-understood ingredients labels, which break down these details and err on the side of much-appreciated transparency.Finally, if you're on the fence about beard oils, Horace will make you a believer. It absorbs fast, gives a pinch of shine, and makes just enough difference in terms of taming, moisturizing, and softening that you'll see why a beard oil makes sense.Most Nourishing Beard Oil: Jack Black Beard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EJack BlackBeard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EWhy We Love ItIn the grooming world, Jack Black (the brand) has earned its own fanbase, thanks in large part to one product —the signature Jack Black beard oil. Apply just a few drops and it immediately goes to work softening coarse and brittle facial hair, and without an overpowering fragrance that will distract you all day long.It's one of the most popular beard oils on Amazon, but don't hold that against it. While it softens and adds shine, this oil also delivers a dose of antioxidants and vitamins from natural ingredients such as brown algae and rosemary. It also uses a unique blend of oils with the subtlest whiff of melon fragrance. Instead of the usual suspects (jojoba, avocado, sunflower seed), this product uses Kalahari melon oil, marula oil, and plum oil, which moisturize your facial hair and skin on contact. Because these oils are all fast-absorbing (my beard hair soaks it up like a sponge), they make this product much less greasy than other beard oils, giving it a more premium feel.Best Budget Beard Oil: Pura d'Or Beard OilWhy We Love ItI test literally hundreds of grooming products a year, and I'm so intimately acquainted with brands new and old that I often think about them based on their best product. For Pura d'Or, it's this organic beard oil.It's the best value on this list, at $3 per fluid ounce. Given how quickly you can go through beard oil—just think, if you're applying up to twice a day, that dollar-per-ounce math becomes important. So, in addition to being my budget pick, this also gets my recommendation as the best beard oil for big beards.Of course, it's only important if the formula measures up—and here, it does. There are two carrier oils, argan and jojoba, along with a bit of grapefruit peel and some sandalwood essential oil for both a natural scent and a touch of antimicrobial powers. It's a great beard oil for anyone, no matter how big your bank account, but if you're bearding on a budget, you'll appreciate how much goodness Pura d'Or packs into a few bucks.Best Beard and Face Oil: Blind Barber Beard OilWhy We Love ItBlind Barber's tonka-tinged oil is wonderful for the guy who wants to moisturize skin and whiskers with the same product. It wears extremely light—so much so that my oily skin barely registers its presence—and I find its carrier-oil-centric and shea-butter-forward formula especially comforting on the skin. It should be noted that this formula includes artificial perfume, so fragrance-averse individuals should steer clear. But for those of us who want a special scent, a flake-free beard, and soothed skin, Blind Barber's beard oil does it all.Best Fragranced Beard Oil: Fulton & Roark Formula 5 Beard OilFulton & RoarkFormula 5 Beard OilWhy We Love ItSometimes, a beard oil smells so good you don’t even care how well it works. It makes you want to skip cologne altogether and just slap it on instead. Sure, beard oil is supposed to serve a practical purpose, but it’s also an extension of your overall fragrance profile, which is what we love most about Formula 5 from Fulton & Roark. This is the boutique brand that proved solid cologne could be more than a novelty, and now these complex and masculine fragrances are available in beard oil form. Fortunately, this oil’s also good for your beard, otherwise it wouldn’t be here.Formula 5 isn’t a pure oil blend, but it does contain soothing natural oils and botanicals such as sunflower seed oil, apricot kernel oil, olive oil, and lychee fruit extract. While these oils soften and smooth your facial hair, the musky, woodsy fragrances will make people want to lean in closer for a second whiff. Our only complaint? We wish it came out of the shaker bottle a little easier, but at least this will stop you from over-applying.Best Beard and Hair Oil: Aesop Shine Hair & Beard OilAesopShine Hair & Beard OilWhy We Love ItWhile I'd use most of the above options as both a hair oil and a beard oil, Aesop's is one where I think of it as a hair oil first and foremost. It brings control without making things look greasy, while trapping moisture and stopping frizz. I'll use it in short hair to tame down the sides, in medium lengths (mixed with a cream or clay) for added shine, or in long hair to prevent split ends. Source link

[chilimili212]

I only use Honest Amish on my beard, largely because I'm not a fan of using any essential oils on bare skin—I particularly find that pumpkin seed oil (a key ingredient here) can be slightly pore-clogging on acne-prone skin. That said: I count myself as acne-prone and haven't had issues with Honest Amish, so I'm probably being over-cautious. It's really just that good.Best Multipurpose Beard Oil: Beardbrand Utility Beard OilBeardbrandUtility Beard OilWhy We Love ItDespite the name Beardbrand, this company's product line covers the whole body, with a focus on multi-tasking grooming products like dual washes, all-purpose balms, and this utilitarian oil. You'll catch me using it on my hands, elbows, and hair—whether for a dash of shine (to offset a matte hair product) or a protective coat against frizz and humidity. But Beardbrand's Utility Oil is on this list because it works beautifully in the beard.Sure, it's a touch heavier than some other oils—but that also makes it a terrific pre-shave lubricant. It's important to note that no matter which “flavor” you choose, this oil has a strong dash of fragrance. They're all good, but I'm partial to the brand's new Bold Fortune scent, which oozes a sexy combo of leather, oud, and tobacco. (And pro-tip: The brand's utility wash has the same come-hither scent, if you want to double down.)Best Natural Beard Oil: Horace Lemon & Mint Beard OilHoraceLemon & Mint Beard OilWhy We Love ItHorace's beard oil will make a lot of you happy, though for different reasons. For those overwhelmed by scents—particularly artificial ones—you'll appreciate that its got the subtlest of aromas. I'm partial to the Lemon & Mint one, which reads as “fresh" and never overwhelms.For those looking to stay away from chemicals, Horace's formula is 99% natural—and the 1% is a synthetic grapeseed oil, not something with 12 syllables, which I'm fine with. The brand gets bonus marks for its easily-understood ingredients labels, which break down these details and err on the side of much-appreciated transparency.Finally, if you're on the fence about beard oils, Horace will make you a believer. It absorbs fast, gives a pinch of shine, and makes just enough difference in terms of taming, moisturizing, and softening that you'll see why a beard oil makes sense.Most Nourishing Beard Oil: Jack Black Beard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EJack BlackBeard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EWhy We Love ItIn the grooming world, Jack Black (the brand) has earned its own fanbase, thanks in large part to one product —the signature Jack Black beard oil. Apply just a few drops and it immediately goes to work softening coarse and brittle facial hair, and without an overpowering fragrance that will distract you all day long.It's one of the most popular beard oils on Amazon, but don't hold that against it. While it softens and adds shine, this oil also delivers a dose of antioxidants and vitamins from natural ingredients such as brown algae and rosemary. It also uses a unique blend of oils with the subtlest whiff of melon fragrance. Instead of the usual suspects (jojoba, avocado, sunflower seed), this product uses Kalahari melon oil, marula oil, and plum oil, which moisturize your facial hair and skin on contact. Because these oils are all fast-absorbing (my beard hair soaks it up like a sponge), they make this product much less greasy than other beard oils, giving it a more premium feel.Best Budget Beard Oil: Pura d'Or Beard OilWhy We Love ItI test literally hundreds of grooming products a year, and I'm so intimately acquainted with brands new and old that I often think about them based on their best product. For Pura d'Or, it's this organic beard oil.It's the best value on this list, at $3 per fluid ounce. Given how quickly you can go through beard oil—just think, if you're applying up to twice a day, that dollar-per-ounce math becomes important. So, in addition to being my budget pick, this also gets my recommendation as the best beard oil for big beards.Of course, it's only important if the formula measures up—and here, it does. There are two carrier oils, argan and jojoba, along with a bit of grapefruit peel and some sandalwood essential oil for both a natural scent and a touch of antimicrobial powers. It's a great beard oil for anyone, no matter how big your bank account, but if you're bearding on a budget, you'll appreciate how much goodness Pura d'Or packs into a few bucks.Best Beard and Face Oil: Blind Barber Beard OilWhy We Love ItBlind Barber's tonka-tinged oil is wonderful for the guy who wants to moisturize skin and whiskers with the same product. It wears extremely light—so much so that my oily skin barely registers its presence—and I find its carrier-oil-centric and shea-butter-forward formula especially comforting on the skin. It should be noted that this formula includes artificial perfume, so fragrance-averse individuals should steer clear. But for those of us who want a special scent, a flake-free beard, and soothed skin, Blind Barber's beard oil does it all.Best Fragranced Beard Oil: Fulton & Roark Formula 5 Beard OilFulton & RoarkFormula 5 Beard OilWhy We Love ItSometimes, a beard oil smells so good you don’t even care how well it works. It makes you want to skip cologne altogether and just slap it on instead. Sure, beard oil is supposed to serve a practical purpose, but it’s also an extension of your overall fragrance profile, which is what we love most about Formula 5 from Fulton & Roark. This is the boutique brand that proved solid cologne could be more than a novelty, and now these complex and masculine fragrances are available in beard oil form. Fortunately, this oil’s also good for your beard, otherwise it wouldn’t be here.Formula 5 isn’t a pure oil blend, but it does contain soothing natural oils and botanicals such as sunflower seed oil, apricot kernel oil, olive oil, and lychee fruit extract. While these oils soften and smooth your facial hair, the musky, woodsy fragrances will make people want to lean in closer for a second whiff. Our only complaint? We wish it came out of the shaker bottle a little easier, but at least this will stop you from over-applying.Best Beard and Hair Oil: Aesop Shine Hair & Beard OilAesopShine Hair & Beard OilWhy We Love ItWhile I'd use most of the above options as both a hair oil and a beard oil, Aesop's is one where I think of it as a hair oil first and foremost. It brings control without making things look greasy, while trapping moisture and stopping frizz. I'll use it in short hair to tame down the sides, in medium lengths (mixed with a cream or clay) for added shine, or in long hair to prevent split ends. Source link

[oliviajoyice21]

I only use Honest Amish on my beard, largely because I'm not a fan of using any essential oils on bare skin—I particularly find that pumpkin seed oil (a key ingredient here) can be slightly pore-clogging on acne-prone skin. That said: I count myself as acne-prone and haven't had issues with Honest Amish, so I'm probably being over-cautious. It's really just that good.Best Multipurpose Beard Oil: Beardbrand Utility Beard OilBeardbrandUtility Beard OilWhy We Love ItDespite the name Beardbrand, this company's product line covers the whole body, with a focus on multi-tasking grooming products like dual washes, all-purpose balms, and this utilitarian oil. You'll catch me using it on my hands, elbows, and hair—whether for a dash of shine (to offset a matte hair product) or a protective coat against frizz and humidity. But Beardbrand's Utility Oil is on this list because it works beautifully in the beard.Sure, it's a touch heavier than some other oils—but that also makes it a terrific pre-shave lubricant. It's important to note that no matter which “flavor” you choose, this oil has a strong dash of fragrance. They're all good, but I'm partial to the brand's new Bold Fortune scent, which oozes a sexy combo of leather, oud, and tobacco. (And pro-tip: The brand's utility wash has the same come-hither scent, if you want to double down.)Best Natural Beard Oil: Horace Lemon & Mint Beard OilHoraceLemon & Mint Beard OilWhy We Love ItHorace's beard oil will make a lot of you happy, though for different reasons. For those overwhelmed by scents—particularly artificial ones—you'll appreciate that its got the subtlest of aromas. I'm partial to the Lemon & Mint one, which reads as “fresh" and never overwhelms.For those looking to stay away from chemicals, Horace's formula is 99% natural—and the 1% is a synthetic grapeseed oil, not something with 12 syllables, which I'm fine with. The brand gets bonus marks for its easily-understood ingredients labels, which break down these details and err on the side of much-appreciated transparency.Finally, if you're on the fence about beard oils, Horace will make you a believer. It absorbs fast, gives a pinch of shine, and makes just enough difference in terms of taming, moisturizing, and softening that you'll see why a beard oil makes sense.Most Nourishing Beard Oil: Jack Black Beard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EJack BlackBeard Oil with Kalahari Melon Oil & Vitamin EWhy We Love ItIn the grooming world, Jack Black (the brand) has earned its own fanbase, thanks in large part to one product —the signature Jack Black beard oil. 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Figure Studies by Claudia Emerson

Housemother

This life began as mere employment, something that would pass; she had private joys then,

reasons to close her door. This is how she breathes now, moving sharklike through the halls' courses,

sensing the constant blood of wakefulness, girls' hands swimming—pale fish—into and out of tense

bodies held still as water dense with early blooming.

***

Funny Valentine

She had been a late and only child to parents already old and set; none of us had ever

wanted to go inside that hushed house and play with her, her room too neat, doll-crowded.

We did encourage her later, though, to enter the high school talent contest—after we'd heard

her singing My Funny Valentine in a stall in the girls' bathroom, reckoning the boys

would laugh, perhaps find us even prettier in comparison. Still, we would not have predicted

those wisteria-scaled walls, the one room we could see from the street with its windows

open year round so that greening vines entered and birds flew in and out—bad luck, we thought,

bad luck. By then we were members of the ladies' garden club, the condition of her house

and what had been its garden a monthly refreshment of disappointment, the most

delectable complaint her parents' last Coupe de Ville sinking in tangled orchard grass

and filled to the roof—plush front seat and rear— with paperbacks, fat, redundant romances

she had not quite thrown away—laughable, we laughed, unphotographable—with wild restraint.

***

Anorexic, Farmers' Market

All around her, we sounded melons, practiced at hearing what we couldn't see, pretending not

to notice when she stopped at the stall where the Amish displayed their loaves of zucchini and pumpkin bread,

hand-thick oatmeal cookies, pecan pies, all wrapped in plastic, airless, preserving.

Touching the invisible film, she looked as though she were trying to choose—or touch

some part of herself, her own skin paling, illusory, her hair falling water-thin

and colorless behind her. We had seen her denial before, backward hoarding,

the house emptied except the dark cellar where she'd put up the sterile breath of resolve

in jars, wax-sealed, ordered, a reversal that deliberate, and that much work.

We were relieved when she chose at last red bell peppers to weigh in the scale's basket

hung beneath its palsied needle, then counted exact change from her zippered purse. We watched

her leaving, disappearing behind a line of brightly painted gourds swinging, opened

and hollowed for birds to nest inside, perfect round mouths vine-chased, filled with wind.

***

Piano Fire

How she must have dreaded us and our sweaty coins, more than we hated practice, the lessons,

scales, the winter-hot parlor, arthritic hands, the metronome's tick. She lectured

to us about the history of the piano: baby and concert grand, spinet and player

had come across oceans in the holds of ships, across continents in mule-drawn wagons,

heavier than all the dead left behind. On her face we could see the worry: the struggle had come to this,

the black upright she had once loved haunting the room it could never leave. And her piano

was now one of a mute, discordant population doomed to oldfolks homes, bars, church basements,

poolhalls, funeral parlors—or more mercifully abandoned on back porches where at least

chickens could nest, or the cat have kittens. So when she could no longer play well enough

even to teach us, she hired some of the men to haul out and burn the piano in the field behind

the house. We watched the keys catch, furious, and all at once, heard in the fire a musiclike relief

when the several tons of tension let go, heat becoming wind on our faces. We learned that

when true ivory burns the flame is playful, quick, and green. And in the ash, last lessons:

the clawed brass feet we had never before noticed, the harp's confusion of wire, and the pedals we'd worn

thin, shaped like quenched-hard tongues—loud, soft, sustain. We waited with her until they were cool enough to touch.

***

Triptych, part 3: The Garden

She made her husband's dinner in the afternoon, then sealed it for him to warm up later while she gardened

well past dark. Used to it, he no longer complained. Every morning she let in the neighbor's gray cat;

she didn't know his name, had never fed him, but every day he returned, faithful, to spend

hours moving with the sun through her house in a drowsy migration. Sometimes he followed her into the garden,

would rub against her legs as though comforting her, as though he alone understood that every bulb she sank into this earth

was another stone sewn into the hem of her skirt.

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At Last, The Barn Regains It's Soul. Thanks, Melon.

The big plastic window on the barn – put in eight years ago when I wasn’t paying attention – is finally gone, Melon, our young Amish friend is replacing it with wood and also inserting an old farm window. I feel like the barn has regained it’s soul, that plastic has bothered me every time I see it. We’re going to paint it this weekend. I don’t take photos of Amish people any longer,  I sometimes…

[martyrbat]

the farmer a few blocks away likes me because i returned his lost dogs a coupon weeks back after feeding them so yesterday he gave me three watermelons for appreciation and because it's watermelon season again. three. full size, ripe gigantic watermelons

i sliced one already and the other is on my mothers counter because yea. but that still leaves another watermelon. so i walked down the street to the duplexes where that mother and her two kids live. the kids love me because i let them have a giant stick from my yard because they wanted to chase each other with it and like. yea okay sure. i made the mother soup when she was sick awhile back so we're not close but we talked a few times. i said hey i know this is kinda weird but i came into possession of three fucking watermelons so i was wondering if she would like it because i dont know who else to give it to

she LOVES watermelon apparently so now the milf called me a ‘sweet, beautiful young lady’ (i am not a lady and i think im kinda salty) but then she gave me fucking amish butter because her brother brought her some but apparently shes on a diet (heartbreaking news)

I DONT LIKE IT. im lactose and i just hate the taste of butter. i dont know who to give it to. today i gave it to the farmer who gave me three watermelons because i returned his dogs. he fucking loves the stuff and in return, despite my PASSIONATE insistence that that isnt necessary, HE GAVE ME TWO MORE WATERMELONS.

now, remember that i already sliced one up? remember that thrown away factoid when i didnt have 4 watermelons and a daydream of a milf to keep me occupied? i threw the rinds in the field near the woods that's behind my house because what else am i suppose to do with them. i have a pack of wild bunnies there now fucking chowing down. i already have had them be ballsy in not being skittish when i go outside and honestly its a little intimidating

but that makes me wonder if my pet possum would like watermelon because i have domesticated every single fucking wildlife that is in my backyard. she hangs out on my back porch and is my buddy. google vaguely says it's fine to give it to them in small qualities but im hesitant. i am losing my fucking mind with what to do with my four melons.

girl help i accidentally animal crossed myself

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here's a link to the Facebook event

Follow the link to see detailed description of tomatoes and peppers.

Plant Sale:

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11am to 6pm

5307 N Minnesota Ave.

Portland, Oregon 97217

Tomaotes

Burbank Slicing

Roma

Amish Paste

Chocolate Cherry

Red or Yellow Pear

OSU Blue

Cherokee Purple

Peppers

Papkrika (Feher Ozon Paprika)

Cayenne (Aci Sirvri)

Lipstick Pimento

Serrano

Anaheim

Aleppo

Charleston Hot Pepper

Sugar Rush Peach

Corno Di Toro

Vegetables

Kale-Nash’s Green Curly

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Squash - Acorn

Squash- Kabocha

Cucumber - Spacemaster

Cucumber-Lemon

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Various Lettuces

Various Cabbages

Flowers & Herbs

Basil (Italian Genovese)

Cumin

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Went out to sow some seedlings and up pot what needed to be up potted and three hours later I have finally up potted all the tomatoes (except I ran out of soil on the last tomato so there’s two in one pot). I need to get more soil and labels, the ones in the video are dividing the varieties.

The first variety in the video is black strawberry, then Dr. Wyche, Amish Paste, Early Girl, Paul Robeson, and thorburn terracotta. I don’t know if it was just because they were the last ones I potted but thorburn terracotta separated very easily, especially for their size! Everything seems to be going well with that variety.

I started my plants only wanting four of each variety of tomato and peppers. As you can see, I have far surpassed that amount. I hope my grandpa and coworkers can use them, I’ll need to find many good homes for extras :)

If I have time tomorrow I’ll be up potting my remaining seedlings after a trip to the store as well as sowing cucumber, melon, and flower seeds. This greenhouse is going to be busting at the seams 🌱

(For reference, there are 83 plants I up potted tonight. I fully expect some to not survive or mature, but that is a far cry from the 20 plants I planned on having!)

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From Plastic To Wood And Window Sash. Good Riddance. It's In The Capable Hands Of Melon

I made two promises to myself this Spring. The First would be to find a way to get rid of that ugly plastic window on the side of the Pole Barn. Our young Amish friend Mehlon is working on it. I don’t recall how it happened, but I dislike it whenever I see it.  We have a very old house and barn, and a big plastic window doesn’t work here. My other project, launched tomorrow, will be to clean the…

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